Famous Inventors & Scientists
RF Cafe Quiz #11

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Note: Some material based on books have quoted passages.

a) Alexander Graham Bell

b) Albert Einstein

c) Al Gore (think Internet)

a) James Clerk Maxwell

b) Albert Einstein

c) Colonel Sanders

a) Thomas Alva Edison

b) General Electric

c) Nikola Tesla

a) Galileo Gallilei

b) Sir Isaac Newton

c) Bob Pease (National Semiconductor)

a) Eli Whitney

b) Thomas Alva Edison

c) Charles Dickens

a) Joan of Arc

b) Sally Ride

c) Marie Curie

a) James Clerk Maxwell

b) Jacques Cousteau

c) Alexander Graham Bell

a) Sir Isaac Newton

b) Diogenes of Sinope

c) Benjamin Franklin

a) Linus Pauling

b) Robert Goddard

c) Orville Wright

10.

a) Benjamin Franklin

b) Thomas Edison

c) Alexander Graham Bell

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Famous Inventors & ScientistsRF Cafe Quiz #11

Famous Inventors & Scientists
RF Cafe Quiz #11